All Fixed Income articles – Page 26
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White papersPredictably Unpredictable: Demystifying the Road Ahead
Unprecedented. Uncharted territory. Like nothing we’ve ever seen before.
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White papersHow private credit can help fulfil long-term investment needs
In these volatile times, investors with long-term horizons such as global pension schemes need to find assets that can reliably deliver income whilst minimising volatility in challenging environments, but where could they invest in order to meet their requirements?
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White papersPutting the ‘investment’ in investment grade credit
Investment grade bonds have historically provided a resilient and reliable option during volatile and uncertain market conditions. After last year’s sweeping sell-off, the global investment grade universe now offers an array of opportunities in quality issuers, allowing for effective diversification and the potential for attractive returns.
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White papersWhat gives, corporate hybrids?
Recent underperformance is a response to idiosyncratic newsflow and shouldn’t be seen as a reflection on the broader asset class, says Credit Portfolio Manager Mark Dove.
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White papersStubbornly high inflation sends bond yields higher
UK inflation fell by less than forecast in April, Wednesday’s data revealed, prompting expectations of further interest rate hikes, and pushing bond yields to their highest levels since October.
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White papersAllspring Climate Transition Fixed Income Strategies
As the world transitions towards net-zero emissions, Allspring’s clients increasingly want to decarbonise their assets. We explain how our climate transition strategies enable this.
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White papersThe case to stay invested in the lowest rated segment of emerging market debt
Franklin Templeton Fixed Income suggests that emerging market debt investors need to be aware of the underlying spread dynamics that drive overall spread moves. In this paper, they consider those factors and the opportunities available.
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White papersIs the Fed rate-hike pause still likely?
2023 was to be a relatively well telegraphed year, as opposed to 2022 which took investors by surprise. The idea was simple: in 2022, central banks had raised a wall of interest rates to protect our economies from a wave of inflation not seen since the 1970s. These rate hikes were to cause a slowdown in economic growth during 2023 without plunging the world into a deep recession – the ‘soft landing’ scenario.
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PodcastFixed on ESG, Ep. 13 - Desalination: A Potential Solution for Freshwater Scarcity?
A look at desalination as a potential solution for freshwater scarcity and what it means for investors.
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WebinarFallen angels: unlocking price recovery potential
In our latest webinar, Ashton Parker and Anando Maitra, co-managers of LO Funds – Fallen Angels Recovery explored the attractive risk-adjusted return potential from fallen angel investing, throughout market cycles.
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White papersLooking beyond traditional LDI instruments as de-risking gathers steam
In 2022, we saw one of the most unprecedented movements in global financial markets in modern history. A combination of global geopolitical problems and supply-demand imbalances of goods and services due to the pandemic left the Federal Reserve (Fed) with no option but to try and slam the inflationary brake by hiking short-term interest rates to stop the economy from overheating.
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White papersInflation Quarterly Monitor
In March, the UK Debt Management Office (DMO) announced its borrowing remit for fiscal year 23/24, alongside the Office for Budget Responsibility’s updated forecasts for gross financing. A small downward revision of £3.3 billion was made to the remit in April, resulting in less short and long dated conventional gilts being raised via auctions but no change to inflation-linked gilts.
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White papersGCC/MENA Bond Market Update
Fixed income markets fell in May, mainly due to stronger-than expected US data, though outside of the United States (US) the figures released were more downbeat. Early in the month, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) raised its federal funds rate by 25 basis points (bps), and accompanying comments by policymakers appeared to suggest an end to the hiking cycle.
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White papersThe case for a higher-inflation regime
Financial markets are convinced headline inflation rates will fall sharply towards central bank targets over the next two years, with stable expectations in the medium to longer term.
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White papersIs the long-term case for emerging market debt still intact?
2022 was a difficult year for fixed income in general, including emerging market debt, amid high inflation and aggressive rate hikes by central banks. While the global backdrop remains a headwind for emerging markets, relatively strong macroeconomic fundamentals in the major EM countries, combined with high starting yields and undervalued exchange rates within local currency debt should provide a buffer to any further volatility.
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White papersInvesting in quality credit for net zero
An eventful start to 2023 saw sticky inflation and a banking crisis on the macro front, and further government action in climate policy. We review the landscape for corporate bond investors in the net-zero transition during an action-packed first quarter.
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White papersStructured credit market outlook: Opportunity in volatility
Alcentra explores the current CLO market opportunity and why investors should consider exposure to this asset class today to take advantage of meaningful potential upside.
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White papersThe decade ahead for private credit
In this special issue of Private Debt Investor, Nuveen CEO Jose Minaya and Churchill President and CEO Ken Kencel reflect on the evolution of private credit over the past decade: today, it has not only become an established part of the institutional investor allocation mix, but is increasingly seen as the primary source of financing for middle market companies and their private equity owners. Having proven its worth to the market, the industry is set for further change and growth.
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White papersPrivate credit: A diverse and versatile toolkit for investors
For over a decade, both corporate and consumer borrowers benefited from low-interest rates and a very low cost of capital – but this is changing as global economies continue to adjust to central bank interest rate hikes and an uncertain geopolitical backdrop.
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PodcastEpisode 7 | Nayef Perry and Emily Nomeir - The Golden Age of Credit
Private credit has outperformed public credit for 21 of the last 22 years. Leaders on our Direct Credit team discuss the trends they are seeing, and why they believe this asset class is having it’s ‘moment.’
